Cox Questions Taft Over League in Ohio Address
In Louis and Marion October reports Gov Cox cites Taft quotes to challenge his stance on the league of nations and Article X. Cox presses whether Taft supported the idea or rejected it, while Harding reaffirms opposition to the Paris league and calls for a world association while safeguarding American sovereignty.
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Senator Harding Calls for National Outlook for South
In Orleans on October 11 Senator Harding urged replacing sectionalism with a broad national viewpoint. He asked Southern leaders to preserve local civilization and manners while embracing the progress and example of other states and nations.
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Harding
Southern Congress
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Onge
Supreme Court Won't Review Tax Loss Deduction Case
The Supreme Court refused to review Eugene W. Mente's case seeking deductions for cotton market losses on his income tax. The lower court held that "losses sustained in trade" must refer to the taxpayer's actual business, not isolated transactions.
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Supreme Court
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New Orleans
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Kahn Says Baker to Be Investigated
Representative Julian Kahn of California and head of the house military affairs committee announced that upon reconvening congress he will launch an investigation into alleged evasions of the army reorganization act by Secretary of War Baker. He asserted the law allows purchase of army materials by the assistant secretary of war but the army general staff continues the practice.
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Kidnaping of Cork prison warden shocks Ireland
Oct 11 reports say Thomas Griffin warden of Cork jail was kidnapped with no trace found. He was accused of tormenting hunger strikers and mistreating prisoners. In Londonderry, a police raid on Hamrock Falls spurred a threat crowd, shots in the air and bayonets. Prisoners in Londonderry jail also wrecked cells.
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Londonderry
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Bogside
Washington Idaho Wheat Growers Seek $2.60 Market
Washington and Idaho wheat growers, members of the Washington Wheat Growers Association, hold about 400000 bushels in warehouses awaiting a market of at least 2.60 dollars a bushel. George C. Jewett, president, said the association has not joined a movement to hold for 3.00 dollars.
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Idaho
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George C. Jewett
Prohibition Raid Alleged Killing Shocks New York
A court scene recounts the shooting of Harry Carlton, a chauffeur, during a raid led by prohibition authorities. Malvina Inn 18 testifies she witnessed the fatal shooting as Art McMullin faces first degree murder charges.
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Nine Gt Generally Fair A Neai Eatin Extreme Ree At Change
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Supreme Court denies rehearing on prohibition ruling
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its June decision upholding the prohibition amendment and enforcement act. Petitions by Feigenspan of Newark and Dempsey of Boston argued the court failed to state reasons and questioned the scope of concurrent federal authority.
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Seventeen-Point Auglo Pole Peace Accord Signed
Polish and Russian Soviet peace delegates agreed to a preliminary treaty at Blackhead House. It includes seventeen articles and two annexes, one for a tonight armistice and another map. Armistice calls for ceasefire within 144 hours, with a 15 kilometer neutral zone and post line withdrawal pending ratifications in Libau.
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Blackhead House
Libau
Negroes Must Hang for Race Murders
The Supreme Court refused to review the cases of Frank Moore and five other Black men sentenced to death for participating in a Phillips county Arkansas race riot last October. The ruling preserves their convictions and death sentences, Oct. 11 report from Washington.
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Frank Moore
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Arkansas
Supreme Court
French author Stole France Marries Emma Lahenor
In Tours France on October 11 76 noted writer Stole France wed Emma La henor as crowds cheered the ceremony.
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France
Emma la Henor
Wilson Seeks Official Text of Pais Statements
In St Louis on October 11 Senator Selden Spencer defended the president’s release of an official text of his remarks at the May 31 1919 peace conference plenary session. He argued there is no substantive difference between the public report and the official stenographic record and that American aid would be sent if needed.
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Trading With Enemy Act Authority for Search and Seizure
Federal court upholds that the Trading With the Enemy Act authorizes search and seizure. The Supreme Court refused to review conviction of Thomas Walsh for bringing a letter from Ireland into the United States during the war, a violation of the act. Walsh, a sailor on the British steamer Celtic, was sentenced to one year in federal penitentiary at Atlanta.
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Supreme Court
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Night Riders threaten cotton gins in price campaign
In England Arkansas an African American gin guard Tom Steel was found shot dead after anonymous threats to close cotton gins. Posters signed Committees of 100 warned gin owners to stay open or face destruction. W Jones of the county American Cotton Association led the action to secure producer guarantees.
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Anniston
Ale
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Houn County
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Revolution Flocks Venezuela Rebels in Control State
Steamers arriving from Colombia confirm a revolution in Venezuela led by General Penaloza. Rebels with large numbers have entered from Colombia, overpowering garrisons and seizing arms. They reportedly control Tachira as government troops move from Zulia to counter them.
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Venezuela Revolt Rumors Denied by Junta in Curacao
Reports from Curacao claiming a revolution in Venezuela are rejected by the Venezuelan revolutionary junta in Havana saying the messages are a trap by the government to justify arresting its enemies.
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Cuba
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Venezuela
Bolshevik Sailors Revolt Across Baltic Fleet
Mutinous sailors aboard the Bolshevik warship in the Baltic challenge Admiral Riskinikov and seize ships. The mutiny spreads to shore facilities with the revolt at Saratov and Tambov reportedly suppressed by armed forces.
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Tambof
Crank's Confession in Baby Coughlin Case Doubted
Philadelphia report casts doubt on Auguste Pasquale The Crank confession claiming he stole and smothered 18 month old Blakely Coughlin. Major Adams says Pasquale has lied repeatedly and the truth awaits the body. Mrs Coughlin doubts the confession until the child is found.
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Auguste Pasquale
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Charlie Rose
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Frozen Peak Yields Bodies of Missing Airmen
In Geneva Swiss authorities report the discovery of two missing airmen, a Finnish army officer and an Italian pilot, from a Milan to Finland flight. Their bodies were found near Croyen at about 12 000 feet after their plane struck head on and caught fire.
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